The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, December 06, 1956, Image 15
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CHRONICLE
For Holiday Glamour Try A Tetrazzini
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f)ts a? the social security office
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An elegant buffet Hi'-'h w hirh makes excellent use < f plar • i
holiday leftovers is Turkey. Tetra* . a lyi c, ■ -n • f
turkey, mushrooms and a pale cream sauce smoothed u .,ii t v .; rat* d
milk and livened with sherry.
Glamorous as the famous soprano from which it t k. si*- n.-f-e.
Turkey Tetrazzini'teams beautifully v th a T :rt s- ' I. 1 t
and a pretty dessert for an easy and iff . ■ buf'V 1
rated milk adds creaminess and s* r\es as t > p * t
ground for the delicate turkey and musl i om fiav. .
TUHKF.Y TK'I KA/./'M
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our !*»' -^ile price — get
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Including Remnant*. Huttons. Trim and Kvervthmg!
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CLEMSON-COLLEGE GLEE CLUB (above) under the direction of Hugh H. McCarity will be heard at the sixth annual
FESTIVAL OF CHRISTMAS MUSIC on Sunday, December 9, at 3 P. M. and 8 P. M. at the Spartanburg Memorial Audi
torium. Other groups talcing part are Converse College Chorus, Spartanburg High School Chorus and Spartanburg Sym
phony Orchestra. Guest soloists are Byrd Austell Cassibry and Jphn Richards McCrae. This will be the first appearance of
the Clenuon singers on the annual Festival of Christmas program. Admission is free.
1 can (3 or 4 ounces) riushi
1 cup evaporated milk
2 tablespoons btrtter or mnTgrrrme
2 tablespoons flour
M> teaspoon salt
1 ehicken bouillon cube
Vi teaspoon monosodium
glutamate
Drain mushrooms; r« . tin <1
to make 1 cup. Combine ui‘!i o' k. bolter in
pan Remove from heat and V n : in ' rr. sajt, bouilh a cu
monosndium glutamate. G-adnaliy a<: : evaporated milk r
and stir over low heat unH mixture th and coo . s to
Add Tabasco, turkey, nr '<<■' s. s 1 - ri' : ! n . • !
to serving temperature. If d siivd, sprinkle w.th ch p, d i ;
YIELD: 4 to 6 servings.
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Baptists Lead In
Church Affiliation
At S. C. University
More than one-third of the Uni
versity of South Carolina’s 4.615
students enrolled for the fall se
mester are Baptists, according to
figures released by Registrar Hen
ry O. Strohecker.
Some 1,316 men and 313 wom
en, for a total of 1,629, have indi-
v cated preference for that denomi
nation.
The Methodist church comes
next in .popularity, Mr. Strohecker
said, with a total of 1.128 stu
dents, 869 then and 259 womeh.
Third is the Presbyterian. 531^ in
all; 368 men and 163 women.
There are 380 Episcopalians, ‘ 25S
men and 122 women. 252 Luther
ans, 189 men and 63 wornep. 221
Roman Catholics, 172 men aAd 49
women; 76 of the .Jewish faith, 49
men and 27 women: and 38 £reek
Orthodpx, ’1 men and 7 women.
Twenty-one other denominations
*nave a total of 1’2 student mem
bers, 103 men and 29 women.
Forty men and eight women indi
cated as preference “Protestant”
while another .18(T indicated no
preference. Of these Mast, 150-were
men, 30 women. /*
Enrollment at the university in
cludes 3,545 men and 1,070 worn.
en.
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|Classes In Home
Nursing Scheduled
For Early Spring
Women in I^aurehs county wjll
soon have the opportunity for
training in home nursing care of
the sick and injured ahd in"civil
defense • techniques,' according io
Dr. J. C. Sease, director of the
Laurens County Health Depart
ment.
The program is part of a na
tional program designed tq re
lieve professional nurses of du^
ties others can perform in the
event of a disaster, of any ‘kind
should oqcur. Pointing out that
one graduate nurse tan supervise
25 women trained in home nurs
ing, Dr Sease'says .that the coun
ty’s 48" graduate nurses could di :
rect the work of 1200 trained vol
unteers and at the same time util
ize their professional skill to re
lieve a critical shortage of doc
tors.
Mrs. Martha . Lawson, public
health nurse of the Laurens Lau
rens County -Health Department,
is in charge of the program in
this county. Mrs. Lawson is one
of fourteen nurses from over the
state who attended the teacher-
trainer course in Columbia in
June under the direction of Miss
Bess E. Dalton, of the Atlanta
.office of the American Red Cross.
Mrs. Lawson expects to complete
the course in February when Miss
Dalton returns, tb Columba.
In the meantime, Mrs. Lawson
has’ been busy conducting classes
of her own in home nursing care.
One class has been held at Watts-
vil e and one at Joanna.
•Jn the early spring Mrs. Law-
son will begin the first of two
teacher-trainer courses with ten
women students enrolled for each
course. Upon completion of
these two courses, Laurens coun
ty will have .twenty-One quali
fied teachers for the many hun
dreds of women students expect
ed to enroll in the home nursing
■classes during the coming year
In urging the women of the
‘county to take advantage of this
unusual opportuntiy to equip
themselves not only for patriotic
service if and when needed, but
alsofor . better family service,
Mrs. Lawson explains that the
seven two-hour classes comprise
a 'nationally uniform course
which* makes it possible to start
the course in one county or state
and Complete it in another. For
example, a woman student finish
ing three classes in Laurens or
Clinton can enter the fourth
class' in Charleston or Califor
nia and complete the course and
leceive her certificate there.
Instruction and demonstra
tions in the following subjects are
included in the seven classes:
1. When Sickness ccurs.
2. The Patient Goes to Bed.
3. The Clean arid Well-Groom
ed Patient.
4. Food and Medicine Order
ed by the Doctor.
5. Simple Treatments Ordered
by the Doctor.
6. Summary and Review—Re
lating Care of the Sick to Control
of Communicable Diseases.
7. Services of the Local Health
Department.
The statewide program is un
der the direction of Mrs Hettie H.
Rickett, State Supervising Nurse
of the State Board of Health, and
is sponsored by the State Board
of Health in cooperation with lo
cal chapters of the American Red
Cross, Civil Defense, and tfie
South Carolina State Nurses’ As
sociation.
TWeS & s*
1MI NOV56 M.MI
hristmas cheer is in the cards for every
name on your list, thanks to our big selection
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of the nicest cards anywhere! We have cards
that are humorous, sophisticated . . . spirit
ual, sentimental . . . even cards to delight
the kidsl All at modest prices, tool
BOXED ASSORTMENTS
DISTINCTIVE CARDS
59c and up
SPECIAL PKG.—10 for 29c
Now's th* line to chocs* your cards
«• ssraid rush, g*t b*st s*l*ctioa.
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STATIONERY DEPT. *:
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Applications For
Teacher Exam Must
Be Filed By Jan. 19
Deadline Tor completed applica
tions for the National Teachers
examination, required of all teach
ers new to the South Carolina pub
lic schools will be 1 p. m Satur
day, January 19 at the state de
partment of education in Colum-
bia. '
W. C. McCall, director of the
examinations, said that applicants
could secure necessary blanks and
Information by writing to him at
the state department
The examinations themselves
will be given February 9 at va
rious testing centers throughout
the st^te. The common examina
tion, required for certification,
will be the morning of February 9
and the optional examinations, in
cluding a new test in music edu
cation will be in the afternoon.
No applications will be received
after the January 19 deadline the
director said Application blanks
will be distributed pnly by mail to
individuals or through personal
appearance id-'tTIK oi fiie in Co
lumbia.
Applicants can cJj6o.se the cen
ter most convenient. Tests- for
whites will be at Aiken. Charles
ton Clemson,* Columbia, Conway,
Due West, Florence, * Gaffney,
Greenville, Greenwood, Hartsville,
Newberry, Orangeburg. Rock Hill
and Spartanburg.
Centers lor the Negro teachers
will be at Aiken, Charleston,^Co
lumbia, Conway, Dillqn, Florence,
Greenville, Greenwood, Kingstree,
Orangeburg, Rock Hijl, Spartan
burg, Sumter and Varrwille.
Disabled Children
Entitled To Benefits
Under Social Security
The first benefits for disabled |
children over 18 will be paid un- j
der the social security system for
January. 1957, Edward G Cope-
stake, field representative of tht;
Greenwood social security, office,
said yesterday. Applications are
now being received
Under the new provision chil
dren who are disabled |may re
ceive • social security benefifl.s 1
even after they reach age 18 if
they were disabled before they t
are 18. are unmarried and are
dependent on a live parent who is
drawing social security benefits,
or who were" dependent bn a
deceased parent who could have
been entitled to social security
benefits The term .’ parent" in
cludes natural parent, step-par
ent or adopting parent
It is not necessary that the
child himself have any record of
work under the social security
law to be Jeligible for benefits
as a disabled child . However,
he must have a disability severe
ejiough to prevent him from en
gaging ip any substantial gainful
activity. The disability must be
medically determinable.
Mr. Copestake advised disabled
children over 18 who belive they
can qualify, or persons carirtg for
25% OR
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DECEMBER 8 — 8 I\ M.
MEMORIAL ARENA
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Christmas Club With A Dividend
Join Laurens Federal's 1957 Christmas Club
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Now Open
You may join in person or by mail (we will pay *
a postage) by furnishing us the name and atnount • — —
* , . ' - « * t
which you wish to save each week.
Choose Your Class
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Sa\e each week for Receive after December 15,
/ 50 weeks . . ly.j;
S 1.00 S 50.00 plus June 30 Dividend
2.00 IjDO.OO plus June 30 Dividend
5.00 250.00 plus June 30 Dividend
10.00 500.00 plus June 30 Dividend .
ANY OTHER WEEKLY AMOUNT IS ALSO AVAILABLE,
— ~ Laurens Federal Savings
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
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